spitfire 🇬🇧

Claudine Auger - Thunderball 💐🍸

Worst film I've ever seen. Sid James wasn't even in it.

Morning the dads army museum is open Dad's Army Museum

At Floral Pavilion to see Irish Annie's
Catch up after Have a lovely evening Be good 🤣❤️

You heard it here first!

Some wonderful tours happening Undercliffe Cemetery (QAVS) today 🪦👏

Great taking part in Undercliffe Cemetery (QAVS) tours today - glad I brought the brolly ☂️

Quite appropriate too, given that #MachuPicchu is twinned with haworth-village.co.uk here in #BronteCountry !

Did you know that #MacchuPicchu has been twinned with #Haworth ?
You can find out about the connections between these two world famous attractions on the #BronteCountry website here:
bronte-country.com/haworth/macchu…

Victor Mature overlooking Miss Lili St. Cyr as she prepares for her burlesque act... no wonder the man has such a smile in that photo!

Hot Off The Press!

Jaison Gohil 'Geeza fish supper, a black puddin' supper, a fried Mars bar, two pickled eggs, a crunchie and a bottle of Tizer darlin'

Kenneth (labour exchange clerk) What sort of job do you have in mind?

Tony: Oh, I dont know, plenty of money, not much work, nine months a year holiday with pay, big expense allowance. Do you think that could be done?

Kenneth: Yes, if you can get enough people to vote for you!

#Keepitretro by visiting retrohen.com
Reminisce on adverts, entertainment and leisure from the #70s and & #80s
#Sunday #Sunday Thoughts #sundayvibes

Everyday is a retro day so check out Retrohen for the latest fun retro memories from the #70s and #80s …
#Saturday #keepitretro

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Today we are saying a very special thank you to the Duggan family for the kind donation in memory of their father.

Their donation helped to purchase clocks in his memory after seeing how elderly patients can become disorientated whilst staying in hospital.

It means so much 🧡

One thing's for certain, there'll be no monkey business while Captain Mainwaring is in charge.
#DadsArmy 'Gorilla Warfare'

Thornton near Bradford was the Bronte birthplace, but like all villages it has changed in the last two centuries. It's still a great place to visit, but this image (a postcard) shows what Thornton sites would have been around at the time of the Brontes:

Very powerful things going on, but I find myself an outsider.